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I’m a bit skeptical regarding the 2028 first delivery date. If it’s with the GE engines then it’s doable. If it is with domestic engines then no chance.

Who invited Russia in these territories ?

The F-16 was also a very problematic fighter in it’s early days. Still didn’t stop the beauty to be the most used fighter jet in the world.

Notice how many of them are registered in cities neighboring Syria. Don’t be surprised if they ask autonomy in 10-15 years.

@GoatsMilk @Barry Let’s get real, as long as the national security is being politicized, the PKK will be always there. Erdogan doesn’t want to move because he fears US, European and Russian sanctions. If they sanction Turkiye, the common people will suffer in their daily life. If that happens...

Good, but didn’t Roketsan developed a laser guided missile with twice the range of TRLG 230 ? Would be a huge plus if they sent it as well.

Why are they still using old rpg’s ? Can’t they develop something more modern ?

Anka-I version is specialized in EW.

Russia is definitely not in position to threaten Turkiye with gas cut, especially when they are searching for newer customers because Europe (their biggest customer) stopped buying their gas.

And the gov doesn't even respond to this. They should give an harsh answer instead.

Either way, even if some third countries join the TF-X program, at this stage it would be purely financial.

AIM-9X I suppose.

Then why does Erdogan constantly says that he will come suddenly one night and launch an operation soon if at the end he will do nothing ? By doing that he’s becoming less and less credible for his adversaries.

Then it means that the TAF would have to wait for a full month before starting the ground op. Too late in my opinion.

Surprisingly, many people on Twitter from various countries are saying that Pakistan is part of the project. @MADDOG can you confirm it ? Is there a true and clear statement from someone working at TAI ?

So what is the status regarding BATU engine ?

Today is a great day for Turks and Turkish defense industry. I’m very proud of TAI’s work so far and I’m looking forward to see the TF-X fly in the coming years. I’m sure the pictures above will definitely give a great boost of motivation and determination for the Turkish defense industry...

‘’ It is also working on TB3, a short-runway-capable version of the TB2. The new drone is expected to finish its testing phase by the end of 2023, according to the company's officials. ‘’ Source : Daily Sabah in Baykar’s web site. So no TB3 in 2023 ?

A shame really. They could have added a turboprop in their portfolio. Maybe they don’t have enough ressources ?